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Formula 1 could yet come to London after a bid for the tenancy of the Olympic Stadium was confirmed by the London Legacy Development Corporation.

Anonymous hackers promise 5 November parliament will never forget and warn politicians public's patience is wearing out.

When detailed allegations of drug money laundering and terrorist banking are trumped by bank interest rate markets, something seems amiss.

Over 700,000 Olympic tickets remain unsold just 10 days before the start of London 2012, the organising committee have revealed.

Head of controversial security group admits regrets for signing contract that has police and soldiers drafted in to fill shortfalls but still wants the money.

Frimpong 'reminded of his responsibilities' by Arsenal after tweeting anti-Semitic remark to Spurs fan.

Kim Kardashian flashes her bra in a racy Twitter snap. Check out the photo.

Fulham value Dempsey at around £9mn but Liverpool are confident that the Lilywhites will settle for a deal around £5mn.

IBTimes UK presents a pictorial tribute to famous celebrities who died this week

Julie Sheriff, 16, was stabbed in the head with an afro comb in broad daylight, a court heard.

Tottenham Hotspur are considering a move for Malaga striker Jose Salomon Rondon, amidst speculation that the club's attempts to sign Manchester City's Emmanuel Adebayor have hit a snag.

Chelsea are close to completing a £60mn double swoop for Uruguay striker Edison Cavani and Brazil midfielder Oscar

Daniel Sturridge must prove his fitness for Team GB against Brazil at the Riverside Stadium on Friday or risk missing out on the Olympic football competition.

MPs to ask Nick Buckles why G4S kept problems quiet for so long, and why so few staff are ready to work.

Marc Shapiro's unauthorised biography claims 24-year-old struggled with alcohol abuse early on in her career.

Athletes lost in London for hours trying to find Olympic Park.

Ex-Barclays COO Jerry Del Missier tells the Treasury Select Committee that instructions he took to lower Libor rates was not significant during the time of October 2008 and emphasises the Bank of England’s role in the scandal.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright and British athlete Mo Farah have stated that they do not blame Gunners captain Robin van Persie for wanting to leave the club.

'Gold', 'silver', 'bronze' and 'London' on blacklist of words in promotions in crackdown on ambush marketing by local traders.

Treasury Select Committee testimony by bank's chief operating officer and senior FSA officials could shed light on scam.

Tottenham assistant manager Steffen Freund has revealed it was a dream come true to make his return to White Hart Lane in a managerial capacity, with the German starting out under a fresh-faced administration.

Fazor production skills on Tulisa Contostavlos's Young impress Rihanna so much she calls on him to work on seventh album.

Christine Ohuruogu is refusing to consider making history as the first British athlete to retain an Olympic track and field title despite a return to her very best during the London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace.

London Olympics and Paralympics shaping up to be first truly 'digital Olympics' as media outlets, social media and companies step up coverage.

Prime minister and Lib Dem leader make joint appearance amid concerns over widening cracks between the two parties.

Samsung sells 6.5 million units of its Galaxy S3 during the second quarter of 2012 since its launch on 29 May.

Roberto Di Matteo says that Frank Lampard is part of his plans for Chelsea for the long term

Shell petrol stations in Edinburgh and London closed as activists protest against plans to drill for oil in Arctic.

Robin van Persie hasn't changed his stance over wanting to leave Arsenal, according to reports, but the striker is set to enter into more talks with the club after returning from his summer break.

US states New York and Connecticut launched a probe into the possible manipulation of the London interbank offered rate (Libor) by several global banks, over six months ago